Tweet collection

Twitter (X) scraper

0xweb is a Twitter (X) scraper that runs in your browser. It collects tweets from search results, X Lists and your following feed, filters them by likes, views and keywords, and saves them to CSV, JSON or XLSX.

Open the console See how it works
  • 3 sourcesSearch, X Lists and your following feed
  • 3 file formatsCSV, JSON and XLSX
  • Nothing to installSign in to the web console and start

Sources

What the scraper collects from

Pick one source for each run. Every tweet is checked against your filters before it reaches the file.

Search (Explore)

Collect tweets for any query you set: a keyword, a ticker or a project name. The query is saved next to every tweet in the file.

X Lists

Paste a List ID or URL and collect what the people on that List post. To follow specific accounts, add them to a List first. One List per run.

Following feed

Collect tweets from the feed of the accounts your connected X account follows.

Filters

Keep only the tweets you need

Set the rules once, save them as a template (up to 15) and switch between tasks in one click.

  • Likes, replies and viewsSet a minimum and a maximum for each. Leave a field empty to remove the limit.
  • KeywordsUp to 150 words or phrases. A tweet is kept if it contains at least one of them.
  • Minimum lengthSkip tweets shorter than the number of words you set.
  • Verified accounts onlyTurn it on to skip tweets from accounts without the blue check.
  • Date depthStop at a date and time you choose, counted in your own time zone.
  • Run limit and blacklistCap how many tweets one run collects and exclude up to 50 accounts.

Output

What is in the exported file

One row per tweet. Choose XLSX for spreadsheets, CSV for any tool or JSON for code before you start the run, then download the file from the finished run.

Columns of the exported file
TweetLink and full text
DateWhen it was published
AuthorUsername and profile link
MetricsReplies, likes, reposts, bookmarks and views
SourceThe query or List the tweet came from
ActionWhat was done with the tweet, if you also ran auto-replies
ErrorsAnything that went wrong with that tweet

How it works

How to scrape Twitter (X) in four steps

No code and no API key. Everything happens in the web console.

  1. 01

    Connect an X account

    In Accounts, paste the account's cookies and a proxy. You never type your password into 0xweb.

  2. 02

    Set what to collect

    In Parse, pick the source, the filters, the date depth and the file format.

  3. 03

    Start in Parser mode

    Choose the account and the Parser mode. Collected and skipped tweets (with reasons) and errors show up live in Runs.

  4. 04

    Download or analyze

    Download the file in your format, or open the run in Tweet analysis with one click.

Analysis

Understand the tweets without reading them one by one

Tweet analysis takes a finished Parser run, or a CSV, XLSX or JSON file you upload, and returns a ready breakdown of the dataset.

  • General characteristicsAn overview of the collected set at a glance.
  • SentimentHow people feel about the topic.
  • Semantic clustersTweets grouped by what they are about.
  • Key topics and examplesThe themes that come up most, with real tweets as proof.

Your account

Built to work from your own X account

0xweb connects through a session you control, not through your password.

  • Cookies, not passwordsA cookie confirms a sign-in that already happened. You never enter your password.
  • Stored encryptedCookies are encrypted, kept out of logs and not shared with third parties.
  • Your own proxyEach account works through the proxy you give it, not a shared data-center address.
  • You stay in controlLog the session out in X settings and the token stops working at once. Deleting the account removes it.

FAQ

Twitter (X) scraper: common questions

Do I need the X API or a developer account?

No. 0xweb connects to your X account through its cookies and a proxy, so you do not need an API key or a developer account.

What can I scrape from Twitter (X)?

Tweets. You can collect them from search by query, from an X List or from your following feed. Each row has the text, the date, the author and the metrics: replies, likes, reposts, bookmarks and views.

Which file formats can I export to?

XLSX, CSV and JSON. You choose the format in the Parse settings and download the file from the finished run.

How do I scrape tweets from specific accounts?

Add the accounts to an X List and use that List as the source. 0xweb collects the tweets of everyone on it.

Can I filter tweets by likes, views or keywords?

Yes. Set a range for likes, replies and views, give up to 150 keywords, set a minimum length, keep verified accounts only and stop at a date. You can also exclude up to 50 accounts.

Do I need to install anything?

No. 0xweb is a web console. Open console.oxweb.xyz, sign in and start a run in your browser.

Does 0xweb need my X password?

No. You connect the account with cookies. They are stored encrypted, kept out of logs and not shared, and logging the session out in X settings stops them working at once.

Can I analyze the tweets after scraping?

Yes. Tweet analysis takes a finished run or an uploaded CSV, XLSX or JSON file and returns sentiment, semantic clusters, key topics and example tweets.

Start collecting tweets

Connect an account, set your filters and run your first scrape in the console.

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